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Lynn's avatar

This is beautiful. Personally, I liked exploring the idea of being perfectly imperfect, it gave me the feeling of being that 2000s baddie who lived online, surrounded by cool, thoughtful content and community.

I used to treat content as ambience. I’d put on summary films that lasted 1–2 hours just to cure the silence I was always afraid of. I’d spend 20–30 minutes just picking a song or movie to play while taking a bath because I couldn’t bear even a moment of pure silence, now I understand why

Ness's avatar

Thank you for sharing your discoveries, it did a good job at keeping me away from doomscrolling and really made me think deeper about social medias, reading, and generally just thinking out of the box. Can't wait to see what's next x

Priscila Wiegandt's avatar

Only 13% of the Brazilian population lives in the Amazon region and its economy is the largest in Latin America and is driven primarily by agriculture, energy, manufacturing, services, and technology… not by narcotics. Your statement reduces a country of 200+ million people and extraordinary geographic, cultural, and economic diversity to a few sensational traits.

Mapu's avatar

may I ask what statement you are referring to?

Priscila Wiegandt's avatar

I commented on the wrong article. Very sorry, am new to Substack